Instead of counting the days until spring and fresh salads, get started indoors to enjoy nutrition-packed micro greens and baby lettuces within a few weeks.
What's New in the Garden Club
If you’re occasionally at a loss about how to keep your houseplants as beautiful as they were the day you bought them, you’re not alone. Martha Stewart has compiled some of the most common indoor-plant questions and answered them for you.
If you pay close attention, you can understand what your plants are telling you and learn how to help them flourish.
While winter wails outside, vegetable gardeners can get a jump on the growing season by starting seeds indoors. A careful gardener can extend production by starting seeds and planting seedlings after the danger of frost.
Escape the chill of winter by going on a mini-vacation in your own home with tropical houseplants.
Martha Stewart discusses several unique varieties of the poinsettia.
Orchids may look exotic, but many are as easy to grow as ordinary houseplants. Learn how to care for them and get more blooms.
Help your holiday plants live well past the celebration to keep your home merry and bright long into the new year.
There are a wide variety of orchids. Follow this infographic to determine which is best for you.
Martha Stewart demonstrates how to build your own lighted holiday sign.